[Chris777]

Personal. Ta

[mandymmr]

since it was just play and no aggression I wouldn't worry about it! Now if there was an out right fight it would be different!

[alphadoginthehouse]

As you probably know, puppy teeth are very sharp! And ears can bleed without much damage. As Mandy mentioned, if it was play and no aggression, I wouldn't worry too much. Two legged kids can hurt each other playing without meaning to.

I know you feel bad but try not to...easier said than done, right.

[crzy_brunette77]

This happened at my puppy class too! Sam was playing with a lhaspo aps x bc/australian sheperd puppy whose got at least 10 lbs on him. After we leashed them up, we noticed tons of blood on Sam's face from a cut near his ear. I can tell you as the owner of the injured dog I didn't think it was a big deal. There was no aggresion at all between the two and no yowls of pain either so it clearly wasn't a big deal for the dogs either. You're definately not at fault (and neither is the trainer) since you were letting your puppy play in a controlled setting and with supervision so it's not carelessness or irresponsibility that led to the indicident. I would just supervise a little more carefully next time just in case their playing gets rough and enjoy the rest of your classes.